New York Prosecutors Reportedly Investigating Trump's Former Bodyguard
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"I love the guy," Matthew Calamari has said of Trump.
New York prosecutors are reportedly investigating Donald Trump’s one-time bodyguard Matthew Calamari as part of the probe into the Trump Organization’s employee perks that may have run afoul of tax laws. Calamari is currently the chief operating officer for the Trump Organization after initially serving for years as Trump’s bodyguard. Trump spotted Calamari taking down a couple of hecklers at a tennis tournament while working security in 1981 and hired him. Calamari is so loyal to the former president that he once said he would kill for Trump, per the 1993 biography “Lost Tycoon: The Many Lives of Donald J. Trump” by Harry Hurt.
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